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Fair & inclusive interviewing.

Fair & inclusive interviewing.

Fair & inclusive interviewing.

Where bias creeps into hiring, why it costs you, and how to build a process that is fair by design.

Where bias creeps into hiring, why it costs you, and how to build a process that is fair by design.

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Same criteria for everyone

What’s inside

Five parts, from spotting bias to fixing the process.

Five parts, from spotting bias to fixing the process.

Five parts, from spotting bias to fixing the process.

Read it front to back, or jump straight to the eight steps.

Thirteen people of different ages, genders and backgrounds standing together in a relaxed group.

01

What bias is, and where it hides

Four families of bias, where they show up in interviews and what they sound like.

02

Why fair hiring pays

Time saved, a better candidate experience, better decisions and a broader talent pool.

03

The ORCE framework, and ORCE+

A simple framework for fair interviews, plus the technology that fills the gaps where bias lives.

04

Eight steps to fairer interviews

What to do before, in and after every interview, from job analysis to feedback.

05

How Screenloop helps

Where interview intelligence, scorecards, interviewer training and candidate feedback fit in.

A look inside

Clear guidance you can use to train your team.

Clear pages you can use in your next interview round.

Clear pages you can use in your next interview round.

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Slide: What is bias? A plain definition of bias in hiring.

What is bias?

A plain definition, and why it shapes who gets hired.

Slide: the four families of bias with a typical example of each.

Four families of bias

Where it creeps in, with a typical example of each.

Slide: the ORCE+ framework, fair process and technology together.

ORCE+

Fair process and technology, together.

Slide: the first four steps to run before the interview.

Before the interview

The first four steps, from job analysis to scoring.

Who it’s for

Made for the people who run interviews.

Made for the people who run interviews.

Made for the people who run interviews.

Bias rarely shows up as one bad decision. It shows up in how a CV is skimmed, which questions get asked and how answers are remembered afterwards. The guide takes those moments one at a time and shows how to design each one so every candidate is judged on the same criteria.

It is written for talent teams, hiring managers and HR leaders who want an interview process they can explain and stand behind.

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